Renowned underwater photographer David Fleetham shares his experiences and tips for capturing the “predators” of the deep.
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Sometimes you need a quick way to tell the world, all of it, everyone, "there is no mode of escape from the current situation other than to persevere." For those times, CNC Design offer you the universal totem: The Deal With It Sunglasses.
If you have a visual impairment that makes it difficult for you to read text or see icons on your iPhone or iPad, the zoom feature is a great accessibility option that allows you to magnify text and even your Home screen, but only when you need to. While larger and bolder text helps, enabling zoom adds even more flexibility on the fly. All you've got to do is enable it first!
Once you've got Zoom enabled, you can use it on the fly. Here's how to use it:
That's it! You're good to go! If you ever decide you don't like zoom enabled, you can easily disable it by hopping back into the Settings app again.
Note: Originally posted April 2013. Updated July 2014.
When it comes to finding a place to drink, Tokyo caters to every esoteric taste imaginable. It’s a city where you can get a cocktail surrounded by video game characters, canned food, or penguins. But until recently, Japan’s capital was somehow lacking in watering holes aimed squarely at software developers and coders.
Hackers Bar is here to change that. Owned and run by Aki Nakao, it’s a bar that hosts live coding events and offers a series of tech-themed cocktails. There’s the Blue Screen,...
The next time the lights in your hotel room turn on without warning, tread carefully. A growing trend in the use of automation software is leaving some hotels exposed to enterprising hackers.
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